Firstly, the behavioural tasks needed to be developed within the constraints of the research session and presented in a manner to maintain participant believability.
John Toland had argued for the use of reason in interpreting scripture, Matthew Tindal had argued against revelation, Middleton had described the Bible as mythology and questioned the existence of miracles, Thomas Morgan had disputed the claims of the Old Testament, Thomas Woolston had questioned the believability of miracles and Thomas Chubb had maintained that Christianity lacked morality.
His ability to convincingly evoke human menace, subterfuge, and fear gave his psychological thrillers great impact while maintaining their subtlety and believability.
And, although many of the situations are ridiculously silly, the show maintains a feel of believability through the convincing dynamics and body-language of the central cast.
This kind of phrasing was mainly used when physicians were less focused on the need to promote believability and more focused on maintaining a respectful, non-awkward communication in general.
The believability of each episode depends on maintaining the complex internal logic of its dystopic world, so he watches for the kinds of inconsistencies that can be unwittingly introduced during filming and editing.
Critical theorist Michael Mateas of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science notes in a 1997 paper that synthetic creatures can have a certain "drama" to them, in that their "believability" evokes interaction, and that they maintain an "illusion of life".
Grower maintains an impressive control over dramatic texture, ensuring suitable levels of contrast between episodes, as well as basic believability for each of them.
Dickinson's other career as an airline pilot certainly added to Coming Home's believability, but with the frontman on the vocal form of his life, and his comrades sounding more harmonious and vital than ever, this was wonderful confirmation that the greatest bands defy the passing of time by maintaining a firm grip on the magic that first brought them to our attention.
Maintain, maintain, maintain.
